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Canada Inflation Rate & CPI

Canada Consumer Price Index, all items, not seasonally adjusted (Statistics Canada vector v41690973).

169.8index (2002 = 100)−0.1 (−0.06%)

Index levelDegradedStatus

Latest available reference. Index level; observed Aug 1, 2026, 00:00 UTC; one reporting source.

3.0% annual inflation, 12 months to Aug 2026

Canada inflation dashboard

Headline inflation and purchasing power

Annual inflation compares the latest official consumer-price reading with the corresponding period a year earlier. The latest-period figure compares it with the immediately preceding published observation.

Annual inflation

3.0%

to Aug 1, 2026

Previous annual rate

3.0%

to Jul 1, 2026

Latest period change

−0.1%

index 169.90 → 169.80

C$10,000 basket 10 years ago

C$13,193

needed now for equal CPI purchasing power

Canada Consumer Price Index chart

+2,730.00% since Jan 1, 1914
Jan 1, 1914 → Aug 1, 2026High 169.8Low 5.9
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Official index observations at the source's published frequency.1,352 observations, simplified for display.History from Jan 1, 1914.

Key statistics

Previous close

169.9

before Aug 1, 2026

52-week range

164.8 – 169.9

Year to date

+2.91%

from 165.0 on Dec 1, 2025

1-year change

+3.03%

from 164.8

All-time high

169.9

Jul 1, 2026 · −0.06% below

All-time low

5.9

May 1, 1914

5-year change

+19.07%

+3.55% per year

10-year change

+31.93%

+2.81% per year

1-year volatility

1.4%

annualised, from observed returns

Worst drawdown

−39.83%

Jun 1, 1920 → Mar 1, 1933, recovered Jun 1, 1948

Historical percentile

100th

higher than 100% of values since 1914

Best / worst year

1917 +15.28% / 1921 −16.07%

calendar years, close to close

Performance

PeriodFromStartChangeReturnAnnualised
1 monthJul 1, 2026169.9−0.1−0.06%—
3 monthsMay 1, 2026169.6+0.2+0.12%—
6 monthsFeb 1, 2026165.9+3.9+2.35%—
Year to dateDec 1, 2025165.0+4.8+2.91%—
1 yearAug 1, 2025164.8+5.0+3.03%—
3 yearsAug 1, 2023158.7+11.1+6.99%+2.28% /yr
5 yearsAug 1, 2021142.6+27.2+19.07%+3.55% /yr
10 yearsAug 1, 2016128.7+41.1+31.93%+2.81% /yr
20 yearsAug 1, 2006109.8+60.0+54.64%+2.20% /yr
All historyJan 1, 19146.0+163.8+2,730.00%+3.01% /yr

This series is monthly; periods shorter than one month are not shown.

Calendar years

YearStartEndReturn
2026YTD165.0169.8+2.91%
2025161.2165.0+2.36%
2024158.3161.2+1.83%
2023153.1158.3+3.40%
2022144.0153.1+6.32%
2021137.4144.0+4.80%
2020136.4137.4+0.73%
2019133.4136.4+2.25%
2018130.8133.4+1.99%
2017128.4130.8+1.87%
2016126.5128.4+1.50%
2015124.5126.5+1.61%
2014122.7124.5+1.47%
2013121.2122.7+1.24%
2012120.2121.2+0.83%

Where this data comes from

SourceData typeCoverage
Statistics Canada (WDS)officialCanada CPI, all-items, not seasonally adjusted, index 2002=100 (Statistics Canada v41690973, table 18-10-0004-01)Index levelmonthlyJan 1, 1914 – Aug 1, 20261,352 observations

Price history is stored as published for reproducibility. The current quote is refreshed every 15 seconds from the live feed and labelled with its sources and observation time.

Current quote

  • Type: Index level
  • Consensus: Degraded from one source
  • Primary source: Statistics Canada (WDS)
  • Observed: Aug 1, 2026

History

From Jan 1, 1914. 1,352 monthly points.

Attribution

  • Source: Statistics Canada, Table 18-10-0004-01 Consumer Price Index, monthly, not seasonally adjusted. Reproduced and distributed on an "as is" basis with the permission of Statistics Canada.

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About this series

The consumer price index measures the average price level of a basket of goods and services. The inflation rate is the percentage change in the index, usually over twelve months. Index levels are published monthly (quarterly for Australia) with a lag of a few weeks; older values are occasionally revised.

Using CPI on MarketsGrid

MarketsGrid uses the not-seasonally-adjusted all-items index to adjust historical prices for inflation, e.g. to show what an ounce of gold cost in today's money. Each country's index has its own base year, so levels are not comparable across countries; rates of change are.